Malaria is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MALARIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an infectious tropical disease
• an intermittent and remittent fever caused by a protozoan parasite which invades the red blood cells and is transmitted by mosquitoes in many tropical and subtropical regions.
• infectious disease caused by mosquito bite
• Air infected with some noxious substance capable of engendering disease; esp., an unhealthy exhalation from certain soils, as marshy or wet lands, producing fevers; miasma.
• A morbid condition produced by exhalations from decaying vegetable matter in contact with moisture, giving rise to fever and ague and many other symptoms characterized by their tendency to recur at definite and usually uniform intervals.
• an infective disease caused by sporozoan parasites that are transmitted through the bite of an infected Anopheles mosquito; marked by paroxysms of chills and fever
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an infectious disease

Words related to MALARIA

malarial10 malarian10 malarias10 malarious11 paludism13

Words that contain MALARIA

malarial10 malarian10 malarias10 antimalaria13 antimalarial14 antimalarials15

How to use MALARIA in a sentence

• We marched directly down to the sea-shore, and pitched our tent close beside the waves, as the place most free from malaria.
• And Skipper did not know that he was himself wet, and that he was in the first shock of recurrent malaria precipitated by the wet and the excitement.
• If a single one of these three conditions be wanting, the development of malaria becomes impossible.
• Hardly was the regular cultivation of the fields interrupted than the production of malaria recommenced.
• We cannot, therefore, in the future, count upon the assistance of external natural forces to increase the power of resistance of human society against the assaults of malaria.
• Gentlemen, in dealing with malaria we ought always to hold popular experience in high esteem, for we owe much to it.
• I should be afraid of some of the malaria clinging to them.
• If brandy or other stimulants are taken previous to exposure to malaria, intermittent fever is generally prevented.
• The heats of summer had arrived, and the malaria of autumn was not far off.
• Taking with us from Isola a guide, originally a big burly man, but now a sad victim to malaria, we set out to visit the site of the ancient city and the few relics which survive.
• If there was any disease for which Peter had a special aversion it was malaria, which he fancied he knew how to treat, having had it once himself.
• Peter brought the blanket and left him alone, while he faced this new trouble which bore no resemblance to malaria.
• If he had malaria it clung to him year after year, while he grew more reserved and silent, and saw less and less of the people.
• Deer destroy the crops upon the few fields left, tigers come to eat the deer, and malaria follows, to sweep off the remaining few families.
• Malaria follows, and destroys what persons the tigers leave.
• The commonest disease here, strange to say, is malaria, which sometimes proves fatal.
• He was troubled with malaria two days or three in every week.
• Malaria, dysentery and other diseases soon broke out, and everyone in the company fell sick, with the exception of two.
• The mosquito often carries malaria, and in the tropics carries yellow fever and other diseases.
• It is well known that persons who live in Cinnamon districts have an immunity from malaria.
• The rice-swamps are unhealthy, and the malaria which arises from them is said to be fatal to whites.
• There is a horrid thing called the malaria, that comes to Rome every summer, and kills one, and I did not care for being killed so far from Christian burial.
• Malaria was prevalent in many regions in which it was impossible to secure good quinine.
• I had another attack of the Salween malaria and for five or six days could do little work.
• In vain she tried to trace the cause of her complaint to malaria and to every known form of indigestion.
• At one of these I met a stranger, a quiet little man, who also had been under the weather from malaria, but was then recovering.
• In certain regions about Rome, in the Campania, malaria is so prevalent that, in the autumn, almost everyone in the district is attacked, particularly if he is a newcomer.

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